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Update documentation for Passing data into expressions #2928

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20 changes: 9 additions & 11 deletions manual/sphinx/user_docs/variable_init.rst
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Expand Up @@ -328,22 +328,20 @@ to ``generate`` in the ``Context`` object.

Field3D shear = ...; // Value calculated in BOUT++

FieldFactory factory(mesh);
auto gen = factory->parse("model:viscosity");
Options& model_options = options["model"];
auto str = model_options["viscosity"].doc("Viscosity").as<std::string()>;

auto gen = FieldFactory::get()->parse(str, &model_options);

Field3D viscosity;
viscosity.allocate();

BOUT_FOR(i, viscosity.region("RGN_ALL")) {
viscosity[i] = gen->generate(bout::generator::Context(i, CELL_CENTRE, mesh, 0.0)
.set("shear", shear[i]));

BOUT_FOR(i, viscosity.getRegion("RGN_ALL")) {
viscosity[i] = gen->generate(bout::generator::Context().set("shear", shear[i]));
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This will use the default Context() constructor (https://github.com/boutproject/BOUT-dev/blob/master/include/bout/sys/generator_context.hxx#L19) so "x", "y", "z", "t" will not be defined. Recommend instead using the original Context(i, CELL_CENTRE, mesh, 0.0)

}

Note that the ``Context`` constructor takes the index, the cell
location (e.g. staggered), a mesh, and then the time (set to 0.0
here). Additional variables can be ``set``, "shear" in this case. In
the input options file (or command line) the viscosity could now be a
function of ``{shear}``
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@tbody-cfs any reason why this has been deleted?

In the input options file (or command line) the viscosity can now be written as
a function of ``{shear}``

.. code-block:: cfg

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